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The  cAmerican  School  Board  Journal 


Copyright     1913 
WM.  GEO.  BRUCE 


General  Index  by  Cities  and  Schools 


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Aberdeen,  S.  D.,  High  School 96-98 

Aberdeen,      Wash.,      Weatherwax      High 

School    128-130 

Albia,  Iowa,  High  School 170-171 

Allegany    County    High    School,    Cumber- 
land, Md 180-181 

Alturas,  Cal.,  Modoc  County  High  School  192-193 

Ashtabula  Harbor,  O.,  High  School 120-121 

Aurora,  111.,  East  High  School 42-44 

Belle  Plaine,  la.,  High  School 160-161 

Bessemer,  Mich.,  High  and  Grade  School.  148-149 

Bismarck,  N.  D.,  High  School 194-195 

Burlington,  la,,  High  School 92-93 

Canton,  Mass.,  High  School 168-169 

Central    Commercial   and    Manual    Train- 
ing High  School,  Newark 44-47 

Central  High  School,  St.  Paul 48-49 

Central  High  School,  Memphis 109-111 

Chicago,  Hyde  Park  High  School 11-13 

Chicago,  Nicholas  Senn  High  School 8-10 

Cincinnati,  0.,  Hughes  High  School 56-57 

Cincinnati,  0.,  Woodward  High  School .  .  .  72-74 

Claremont,  Cal.,  High   School 188-190 

Cleveland,  O.,  East  Technical  High  School  58-61 

Cleveland,  0.,  West  Technical  High  School  4-7 

Crown  Point,  Ind.,  High  School 185-186 

Cumberland,  Md.,  Allegany  County  High 

School    180-181 

Decatur,  111.,  High  School 52-55 

Des  Moines,  la.,  East  High  School 17-19 

De  Witt  Clinton  High  School,  New  York 

City    20-21 

East  Cleveland,  O.,  Shaw  High  School.  .  .  99-101 

East  Orange,  N.  J.,  High  School 14-16 

East  Side  Commercial  and  Manual  Train- 
ing High  School,  Newark 94-95 

East  Technical  High  School,  Cleveland.  .  .  58-61 

Enid,  Okla.,  High  School 82-84 

Escanaba,  Mich,  High   School 143-145 

Fillmore,  Cal.,  Union  High   School 152-153 

Franklin  High   School,  Seattle 22-25 

Girls'   High  School,   San   Francisco 102-105 

Haverhill,  Mass.,  High  School 64-66 

Hillyard,  Wash.,  High  School 158-159 

Homestead,  Pa.,  High   School 140-142 

Hughes  High  School,  Cincinnati 56-57 

Hyde  Park  High  School,  Chicago 11-13 

Indianapolis,  Ind.,  Shortridge  High  School  87-89 

Jackson,  Mich.,  High  School 111-113 

Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Northeast  High  School  106-108 

Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Westport  High  School.  75-77 

Kennewick,   Wash.,   High   School 150-152 

Knoxville,  Tenn.,  High  School 114-116 

La  Crosse,  Wis.,  High  School 78-81 

Lafayette,  Ind.,  High  School 50-52 

Lebanon,  Ind.,  High  School 126-127 

Lexington,  Neb.,  High  School 176-177 


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Lewis  and  Clark  High  School,  Spokane .  .  .        35-39 

Lincoln,  Cal.,  Union  High  School 184 

Lindenhurst,  N.  Y.,  High  School 164-165 

Madison,  Wis.,   High   School 67-69 

Maury  High  School,  Norfolk,  Va 39-41 

McDonough  High  School,  New  Orleans.  .  .        70-71 

Memphis,  Tenn.,  Central  High  School 109-111 

Miami,  Fla.,  High  School 136-137 

Modoc  County  High  School,  Alturas,  Cal.  192-193 

Monmouth,  111.,  High  School 130-132 

Monroe,  Mich.,  High  School 124-125 

Moscow,  Ida.,  High  School 196-198 

Negaunee,  Mich.,  High  School 162-164 

Newark,   N.   J.,  Central   Commercial  and 

Manual  Training  High   School . 44-47 

Newark,  N.  J.,  East  Side  Commercial  and 

Manual  Training  High  School 94-95 

New  Orleans,  La.,  McDonough  High  School       70-71 

Newton,  la.,  High  School 172-173 

Newton,  Mass.,  Technical  High  School...  32-34 
New   York   City,   De  Witt  Clinton   High 

School    20-21 

Norfolk,  Va.,  Maury  High  School 39-41 

Northeast  High  School,  Kansas  City,  Mo.  .    106-108 

Oklahoma  City,  High  School 29-32 

Paris,  111.,  High  School 166-167 

Phoenixville,  Pa.,  High  School 146-148 

Republic,  Mich.,  High  and  Grade  School.  .    174-175 

Rochester,  Minn.,  High  School 90-91 

San  Francisco,  Cal.,  Girls'  High  School..    102-105 

San  Jacinto,  Cal.,  High  School 186-187 

San  Mateo,  Cal.,  Union  High  School 138-139 

Scott,  Jesup  W.,  High  School,  Toledo 26-28 

Seattle,  Wash.,  Franklin  High  School...        22-25 

Senn  High  School,  Chicago 8-10 

Shaw  High  School,  East  Cleveland,  0...      99-101 

Sharpsville,  Ind.,   High  School 178-179 

Shortridge  High  School,  Indianapolis ....  87-89 
Spokane,   Wash.,   Lewis   and   Clark   High 

School    35-39 

St.  Paul,  Minn.,  Central  High  School 48-49 

Superior,  Wis.,  High  School 84-86 

Technical   High  School,  Virginia,  Minn..    116-119 

Tipton,  Inu.,  High  School 154-155 

Toledo,  O.,  Jesup  W.  Scott  High  School .  .       26-28 

Twin  Falls,  Idaho,  High  School 122-123 

Uniontown,  Pa..   High   School 133-135 

Ventura,  Cal.,  Union  High  School 156-157 

Virginia,  Minn.,  Technical  High  School.  .  .  116-119 
Weatherwax      High      School,      Aberdeen, 

Wash 128-130 

Westport  High  School,  Kansas  City 75-77 

West  Technical  High  School,  Cleveland.  .  4-7 

Wichita,  Kans.,  High  School 61-63 

Winston,  N.  C,  High  School 190-191 

Woodlawn,   Pa.,   High   School 182-183 

Woodward  High  School,  Cincinnati 72-74 


Index  According  to  Architects 


Pages 
Allen,  F.  S.,  San  Jacinto  High  School...  186-187 
Alsup,     B.     C,     Memphis     Central     High 

School    109-111 

Barber,  E.  W.,  and  German  and  Lignell, 

Superior  High  School 84-86 


Barnum,  F.  S.,  East  Technical  High 
School,  Cleveland    

Barnum,  F.  S.,  West  Technical  High 
School,  Cleveland    

Bass,  H.  L.  &  Co.,  Lebanon  High  School.  . 


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Index  According  to  Architects  —  Continued 


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Bauman  Bros.,  Knoxville  High  School...  114-116 
Beers  &  Beers,  Crown  Point  High  School.  185-186 
Bell,  Tyrie  &  Chapman,  Virginia  Techni- 
cal High  School 116-119 

Blair,     Edgar,     Franklin     High     School, 

Seattle    22-25 

Brooks,  B.  S.,  Decatur  High  School 52-55 

Burrows  &  Temple,  Monmouth  High  School  130-132 
Charlton  &  Kuenzli,  Bessemer  High  School  148-149 
Charlton   &   Kuenzli,   Republic  High   and 

Grade  School   174-175 

Christy,  El.  A.,  McDonough  High  School, 

New  Orleans    70-71 

Chubb,  John  D.,  Escanaba  High  School.  .  .  143-145 
Chubb,  John  D.,  Negaunee  High  School .  .  162-164 
Cooper,  A.  P.,  Uniontown  High  School.  .  .  133-135 
De  Garmo,  W.  C,  Miami  High  School. .  .  136-137 
Dieman,  Chas.  A.  &  Co.,  Albia  High  School  170-171 
Dieman,  Chas.  A.  &  Co.,  Belle  Plaine  High 

School    160-161 

Dieman,    Chas.    A.    &    Co.,    Newton    High 

School    172-173 

Drach,  Gustave,   Woodward  High   School, 

Cincinnati    72-74 

Eckles,  W.  G.,  Homestead  High  School .  .  .  140-142 
Felt,  J.  H.,  &  Co.,  Lexington  High  School.    176-177 

Gilbert,  Cass,  Madison  High  School 67-69 

Guilbert    &    Betelle,    East    Orange    High 

School    14-16 

Guilbert,   E.   F.,  Central   Commercial  and 

Manual  Training  High  School,  Newark.  44-47 
Guilbert,  E.  F.,  East  Side  Commercial  and 

Manual  Training  High  School,  Newark.  94-95 
Havens  &  Toepke,  San  Mateo  Union  High 

School    138-139 

Hirsh,   Willard,   Shaw  High   School,  East 

Cleveland    99-101 

Hirsh,  Willard,  Jackson  High  School 111-113 

Hubbell  &  Kelly,  Moscow  High  School.  .  .  196-198 
Hussander,  A.  F.,  Hyde  Park  High  School  11-13 
Hussander,    A.    F.,    Nicholas    Senn    High 

School    8-10 

Inglee  &  Hart,  Lindenhurst  High  School.  164-165 
Ittner,  W.  B.,  Lafayette,  Ind.,  High  School       50-52 

Ittner,  W.  B.,  Wichita  High  School 61-63 

James,    Thos.    M.,    Canton,    Mass.,    High 

School    168-169 

Johnson,   J.   T.   &  Co.,   Sharpsville   High 

School    178-179 

Johnson,  J.  T.  &  Co.,  Tipton  High  School.  154-155 
Johnston,  Clarence,  Central  High  School, 

St.  Paul    48-49 

JoTalemon,  E.  E.,  Ashtabula  Harbor  High 

School    120-121 

Kilham  &  Hopkins,  Haverhill  High  School       64-66 


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Layton    &    Smith,    Oklahoma    City    High 

School    29-32 

Linthicum  &  Rose,  Winston  High  School.  190-191 
Llewellyn,  J.  C,  East  Aurora  High  School  42-44 
Llewellyn,  J.  C,  La  Cross  High  School. .  .  78-81 
Marsh,  N.  F.,  Ventura  Union  High  School  156-157 
Municipal  Architects'  Bureau,  San  Fran- 
cisco High  School  for  Girls 102-105 

Neff  &  Thompson,  Maury  High  School 39-41 

Newton,  Geo.  EL,  Newton  Technical  High 

School    32-34 

Orr,  Robert  H.,  Claremont  High  School.  .  188-190 
Parker,    Chas.    H,    Lincoln,    Cal.,    Union 

High  School 184 

Patterson,    H.    M.,    Modoc    County    High 

School    192-193 

Patton   &   Miller,   Aberdeen,   S.   D.,   High 

School    96-98) 

Patton  &  Miller,   Rochester,   Minn.,  High 

School    90-91 

Proudfoot  &  Bird,  East  Des  Moines  High 

School    17-19 

Rand,  L.  L.,  Kennewick  High  School 150-152 

Rand,  L.  L.,  Lewis  and  Clark  High  School, 

Spokane    35-39 

Reeves  &  Baillie,  Paris  High  School 166-167 

Reinhold,    II.    L.,    Jr.,    Phoenixville    High 

School    146-148 

Sansbury,  Geo.  F.,  Allegany  County  High 

School    180-181 

Shaw,  R.  W.,  Enid  High  School 82-84 

Smith,  A.  C,  Fillmore  Union  High  School  152-153 
Smith,    C.    A.,    Northeast    High    School, 

Kansas  City    . 106-108 

Smith,  C.  A.,  Westport  High  School,  Kan- 
sas City    75-77 

Snyder,   C.   B.  J.,  De   Witt  Clinton  High 

School,   New   York   City 20-21 

Stevens,  J.  W.,  Hughes  High  School,  Cin- 
cinnati           56-57 

Sweatt,  R.  C,  Hillyard  High  School 158-159 

Temple,    Burrows   &  McLane,   Burlington 

High  School   92-93 

Thayer,   C.   C.   &  A.   L.,   Woodlawn   High 

School    182-183 

Thomas,     Harlan     and     Russell    &     Rice, 

Weatherwax     High     School,     Aberdeen, 

Wash 128-130 

Van  Horn,  Arthur.  Bismarck  High  School  194-195 
Van    Leyen    &    Schilling,    Monroe    High 

School    124-125 

Vonnegut  &  Bohn,  Shortridge  High  School, 

Indianapolis    87-89 

Wayland    &    Fennell,    Twin    Falls    High 

School 122-123 


FOREWORD 


N  the  compilation  of  this  book,  the  aim  has  been  to 
present  floor  plans  and  photographs  of  character- 
istic urban  high  schools.  An  effort  has  been  made 
to  select  buildings  which  show  a  careful  adapta- 
^^  tion  of  the  plan  to  the  educational  work  carried  on 
in  them,  and  which,  at  the  same  time,  follow  the  best  standards  of 
orientation,  lighting,  etc.  Preference  has  also  been  given  to  build- 
ings which  are  distinguished  by  simple  and  appropriate  rather 
than  highly  ornate  architectural  treatment. 

In  responding  to  the  growing  demands  of  our  civic  and  social 
life,  the  American  high  school  has  become  a  highly  organized  in- 
stitution, with  numerous  and  widely  varying  courses  of  instruc- 
tion. For  its  successful  administration  the  high  school  requires  a 
carefully  adapted  building.  The  planning  of  such  a  building  is 
a  task  of  no  small  size  and  demands  the  intensive  study  and  co- 
operation of  expert  school  authorities  and  experienced  architects. 

The  plans  presented  in  the  following  pages  have  been  col- 
lected in  the  hope  that  they  may  be  helpful  and  suggestive  in  a 
broad  way  to  the  study  of  high -school  architecture.  They  include 
the  work  of  practically  all  of  the  leading  official  school  architects 
and  of  many  who  are  specializing  in  this  kind  of  buildings. 

To  each  of  those  represented,  the  compiler  acknowledges  his 
grateful  appreciation. 


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HIGH   SCHOOL  CS 


HIGH     SCHOOL     BUILDINGS 


45 


FLOOR    PLANS,    CENTRAL 

COMMERCIAL  AND  MANUAL 

TRAINING   HIGH   SCHOOL, 

NEWARK,    N.   J. 


Mr.  E.  F.  Gullbert,  Architect,  and 
Mr.   R.   F.   Knight,   Engineer. 


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HIGH  SCHOOL,  BURLINGTON,  IA. 
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FIRST  FLOOR  PLAN,  EAST  SIDE  COMMERCIAL  AND  MANUAL  TRAINING  HIGH  SCHOOL, 

NEWARK,  N.  J. 


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FIRST  FLGDR  PLAN       SHAW  HIGH  SCHOOL     E.CLEVELAND, 
WILLARD  HIR5H:ARCHITECT.CLEVELAND.O. 


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CENTRAL  HIGH  SCHOOL.  MEMPHIS.   TENX. 
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BASEMENT   PLAN,   CENTRAL  HIGH  SCHOOL,   MEMPHIS,   TENN. 


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SECOND   FLOOR   PLAN,  CENTRAL  HIGH   SCHOOL,  MEMPHIS.  TENN. 


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HIGH  ANT)  GRADE  SCHOOL.  BESSEMER,  MICH. 

Charlton  &  Kuenzli.  Architects,  Milwaukee.  Wis.,  and  Marquette,  Mich. 

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SECOND  FLOOR  PLAN,  PHOENIXVILLE  HIGH  SCHOOL 

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HIGH     SCHOOL     BUILDINGS 


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FIRST   FLOOR.    LINDENHURST   HIGH    SCHOOL 


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HIGH  SCHOOL,  LINDENHURST,  N.  Y. 
Inglee  &  Hart.  Architects,  Amityville,   N.  Y. 


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ALLEGHENY  COUNTY  HIGH  SCHOOL.  CUMBERLAND,  MD. 
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Charles  H.  Parker,  Architect,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


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HIGH  SCHOOL,  CROWN   POINT,   IND. 
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HIGH    SCHOOL.   WINSTON,    N.   C. 
Lintkicum  &  Hose.  Architects.  Durham.  N.  C. 


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MODOC  COUNTY  HIGH  SCHOOL,  ALTURAS,   CAL 
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194 


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BASEMENT,    BISMARCK    HIGH 
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HIGH  SCHOOL.  BISMARCK,  N.  D. 
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